Cloister Cafe in Worcester

I only review when I find a truly excellent place, and this is one. Where have you ever had home-made haggis on the menu in October? There is also fish pie and other proper fare including vegetarian! But the haggis is outstanding, as is normal as the cook is from Scotland. I hesitate to recommend as this is a TINY restaurant. Do go when in Worcester.

Very nice food, the Scottish breakfast was a big hit and the quality & quantity of food was good value.

My first visit and I was made most welcome, a real gem of a cafe and delightfully off the beaten track.

Family run cafe with delicous food and lovely people. Hand written menus are a lovely touch.

This is an excellent small cafe, it had a homely feel. We were warmly welcomed and we decided to have the soup of the day - leek and potato. The cafe is close to the cathedral and right beside a nice sized car park. The cafe was quiet at the time we visited but I suspect it gets very busy from time to time.

Nice food and waitress, would come again.

Wonderful homemade scones, especially heavenly if you arrive as they come fresh out of the oven. Fabulous staff!! 😀

Emma and Luciana are very welcoming an e the cafe has a lovely atmosphere. Well worth a visit.

Straightforward food and friendly hosts - lovely poached eggs and bacon on toast. Handy for the Museum of Royal Worcester and for the Cathedral.

Lovely people. Delicious breakfast. Best scrambled egg I have ever tasted in my life!